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I think ^ meant "I don't think".

I second ^... Don't worry, in a little while, you'll be able to look back and laugh at the amount of s*** that all had to happen in one day. Surely that's like a year's worth, lol. But you're absolutely right, and it's good to see you have the right attitude. Whoo!

Difficulty has nothing to do with how good an effect is. It has nothing to do with how strong an effect is. It has nothing to do with how good a magician you are.

The guys you need to ask this question to, are: Brad Henderson Steerpike (I know he no longer posts here, but MAY check his email, if you're lucky) Will Draven

Alright, I'll bite, here are a few ideas from my collection... NOT A Dianoetic Rage - eBook Close-Up Card Magic - Book The Safwan Papers - eBook Hmm, still missing a DVD. How about... Get Nyman - DVD Several professional routines' worth of material in those.

They definitely produce a lot of good stuff. The new sniper pad looks amazing.

Sympathy is a fantastic routine.

Regarding Henry Sugar, it's a partial stack I guess which forms one of the principles of Si Stebbins. You could kinda call it another cyclical stack in and of itself, I suppose - technically speaking. So if you want to check it out, do it for the routine, which is great - but the stack itself is...

I reckon that if half of the so-called 'magicians' on this forum replaced their acts with a projected transcript of this thread on a white brick wall, it would be at least twice as entertaining as their best 'magic'. So far, we've managed to have half a dozen or so disagreements, a fair number...

haha :P Don't forget the wolves...

Si Stebbins, technically, isn't a memorised deck, as Mnemonimage correctly pointed out, but rather a cyclical stack. It's definitely useful, but has two main drawbacks. Firstly, it is, again as pointed out above, more obviously stacked if studied. Which isn't really a problem. A bigger problem...

It's a great effect, very clever. But for those who are genuinely interested, and not too lazy (i.e. for those who aren't content to just sit back and wait for T11 to release your wanted sleight as a 1-on-1), the principle and all the techniques are in print, if you do your research.

Sorry to be a dick, but I'm pretty sure his cards are in French. So his spelling is actually spot on. No offense. :P

I'm in. Great idea mate.

Here's an idea, this is how I came up with the design for mine. Look for inspiration - in movies! I happen to work as an actor, so the film industry is an exciting thing for me. Over the course of my movie-loving life, I've seen half a dozen business cards that I LOVE - and two of them form the...

Bad analogy. You've also missed the point. I don't understand what is so difficult to understand. It's not a question of liking or disliking the book. Please read more carefully next time. Bingo. Perfect reply as always. Thank you, I appreciate that, and it's worth a lot. A final comment: I...

I can't stay long now so I'll just briefly respond to a limited number of posts so far. You've missed the point. Re-read the OP until you understand what I'm saying. Same as above. That's not even close to what I was posting about. I don't recommend the book, because I believe in the...

This is going to be a rather short post by my standards, so don't get too lazy now. Recently, there's been some talk about a particular book - I'm not going to say which one. It's a book that I own, and enjoy, a lot. Now, recently, more and more, talk of this book has popped up occasionally in...

Good point. Some of the memory calculations are a stretch at times too, and I consider myself good at maths. But those perfect faro's are a b****.

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